No. HITACHI

SERVICE MANUAL

42HDF52

Be sure to read this manual before servicing. To ensure safety from fire, electric shock, injury, harmful radiation and materials, various measures are provided in this Plasma Monitor. Be sure to read cautionary items described in the manual before servicing. These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not perform any servicing other than that described in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so.

1. Since the Panel Module and the front Filter are made of glass, handling the broken Module and Filter carefully and with caution in order not to receive injury.

2. Replacement work should be started after the Panel Module and the AC/DC Power supply have become sufficiently cool.

3. Special care should be taken when working near the display area in order not to damage its surface. 4. The Panel Module should not be touched with bare hands in order to protect its surface from

blemishes and damage. 5. It is recommended that you use clean soft gloves during the replacement work in order to protect not

only the display area of the Panel Module but also yourself.

1. Features -------------------------------------------3 2. Specifications ------------------------------------4 3. Component Names -----------------------------5 4. Service points ------------------------------------7 5. Adjustment

Caution

----------------------------------------8 6. Troubleshooting --------------------------------107. Block diagram ---------------------------------- 23

8. Connection diagram ---------------------------- 269. Wiring diagram ----------------------------------- 2710. Basic block diagram --------------------------- 28 11. Printed wiring board diagram ---------------- xx 12. Disassembly diagram ------------------------- 30 13. Replacement parts list ------------------------ 31

Contents

Service Warning

SPECIFICATIONS AND PARTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE FOR IMPROVEMENT.

Plasma Television

N FOR SAFETY

read this page before repair the monitor.p you stay safe and prevent accidents during the repair

work. Please f

CAUTIO

PleaseThe following safety precautions are designed to hel

take note o these cautionary flags.

Warning This means "Potential to sustain injury or even death."

Caution This means "Potential to sustain breakage or irreparable damage."

Als ons o note these cautionary ic

This means "CAUTION"

This means "MUST"

This means "POTENTIAL ELECTRIC SHOCK" This means "DO NOT"

WARNING

Follow in Must usestructions. same types of wires and components.

The cabinet, chassis, and labels are pthat require attention. You must follow the caution notes and safety instructions presented

arts

throughout this User Manual to revent damage to them or injury to p

yourself.

Prevent electric shock.

es ver,

u rts to their original

onditions in order to prevent electric

The Monitor uses special tubes and tapmade from insulated materials. Moreosome materials are kept from making contact with the PWB for the sake of safety.Internal leads are kept from hot parts or high voltage parts by means of clamps or other measures. As such, yomust restored these pacshock or fire.

Perform safety check when done.

Exercise caution while working on thdevice as the Monitor contains high voltage parts and power supply.It is possible to sustain severe injury or deaif you accidentally touch the wrong parts.You must disconnect the posupply while servicing, reassembling, or change parts. If

e

th

wer

you touch a live onnection it is possible to sustain severe c

injury or death.

Use recommended components.

fter

he impedance value is ss than 4M ohm, then electric shock or

Every part (such as removed screws, components, and wiring) must be restored to their prior conditions aservicing.Be sure to check everything that was repaired for damage or mistakes. Also measure the insulated impedance with a meg-ohm meter to confirm that the impedance value is more than 4M ohm.If tlefire may result.

Do not trcomb na

y to check the HDCP code and tion circuit. i

Use only the recommended componentsor componentst that structurally identicato the originals. This is to ensure safety and reliability. Pay special attparts in the parts list and circuit diagrammarked with

l

ention to s

. If you use non-recommended components, then electric shock or fire may result.

Never remove the shield case protecting the HDCP code and combination circuit.

rp or hard objects. lean the screen with a soft cloth moistened with warm water and dry with a second soft cloth. If it is not

gent. Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners.

ne detergents, alcoholic detergents, abrasive cleaners, powder soaps, OA cleaners, car and so on. They will cause discoloration, scratches or cracks.

he 42-inch color plasma display panel, with a resolution of 1024 (H) x 1024(V) pixels, creates a widescreen and can be hung on a wall with an optional wall mounting kit.

his panel displays a wide range of personal computer signals from 640 x 400 VESA, 640 x 480 VGA to 1024

ystem he included remote control operates all Monitor functions. Futhermore, the on-screen display system shows

gs in an easy-to-view fashion.

Power saving system When connected to a VESA DPMS-compliant PC, the monitor cuts its power consumption while idle.

PRECAUTIONS Cleaning the monitor's plasma screen panel

Before cleaning the monitor, turn it off and disconnect the power plug from the power outlet. To prevent cratching or damaging of the plasma screen face, do not knock or rub the surface with shas

Cenough, then use a cloth with mild deter Cleaning the monitor's cabinet

Use a soft cloth to clean the monitor's cabinet and control panel. When excessively soiled, dilute a neutral detergent in water, wet and wring out the soft cloth in it, gently clean the cabinet, and then wipe it down with a ry soft cloth. d

Never use acid/alkaliwax, glass cleaners,

1. Features High definition Plasma display panel

Tpicture. This panel features a thin form factor High Performance Digital Processor

Tx 768, 1280 x 1024 XGA.(RGB Analog input). Easy-to-use remote control and on-screen display s

Tthe status of the control settin

2. Specifications

Display dimensions Approx. 42inches (922 (H) x 522 (V) mm, diagonal 1059mm)

Panel Resolution 1024 (H) x 1024 (V) pixels

Net dimensions 1036 (W) x 771 (H) x 300 (D) mm (With stand)；1036 (W) x 713 (H) x 121 (D) mm (Without stand)

Net weight 46 kg (With stand)；41.5 kg (Without stand)

Temperatur Operating: 0°C to 40°C, Storage: -15°C to 60°C Ambient conditions Relative umidity Operating: 20% to 80%, Storage: 20% to 90% (non-condensing)

Power supply AC100 - 240V, 50/60Hz

Power consumption/at standby <400W / <1W

Audio output Built in 10W + 10W (8 Ω) speakers

(RGB input)

Input terminals ‧ANALOG RGB input terminal (D-sub 15-pin) ‧DVI input terminal (DVI-D) ‧DVI/ANALOG RGB audio input terminal (3.5mm Stereo Mini Jack)

Video signals 0.7 Vp-p Input signals

Sync signals H/V separate, TTL level [2kΩ ] H/V composite, TTL level [2kΩ ]

Recommended signal Analog: 20 modes; Digital: 18 modes

(Video input)

Input terminals

‧COMPOSITE VIDEO input terminal (RCA) L/R COMPOSITE AUDIO input terminal (RCA) ‧S-VIDEO input teminal (RCA) L/R S-VIDEO AUDIO input terminal (RCA) ‧Y-PB/CB PR/CR input terminal (RCA) L/R Y-PB/CB PR/CR AUDIO input terminal (RCA)

Input signals

Video signals NTSC-M 480i , 480p , 1080i/60 , 720p/60

Video output Signal

‧SUBWOOFER output terminal (RCA) ‧TV VIDEO output terminal (RCA) ‧L/R AUDIO output terminal (RCA) ‧OPTICAL OUT DIGITAL AUDIO output terminal

Recommended signal 4 modes

(TV RF input)

Input signals Input terminals ‧ANALOG RF input terminal (NTSC) ‧DIGITAL RF input terminal (ATSC)

It takes at least 30 minutes to attain the maximum picture quality. Applicable video signals for each input terminal

RCA DVI D-sub Remarks Signal Type

Terminal Composite Video S-Video Component PC/STB RGB

ANALOG RGB

DVI

COMPOSITE

S-VIDEO

Y-PB/CB PR/CR 1080i/720p/480p/480i inputs.

( : Avaliable)

3. Component names Main unit

Control panel Al Adjustment buttons are located on the bottom of

the control panel Indications for each button's function can be found

on the inside of the control panel cover.

1. POWER 4. RIGHT 7. SELECT 2. CHANNEL 5. VOL 2. UP 5. LEFT 3. CHANNEL 6. INPUT 3. DOWN 6. EXIT Normal Button Action 4. VOL

7. MENU

Button Action when MENU engaged

Power lamp

Remote-control receiver

Main power switch

The main power switch is located at the back, on the right side.

Remote Control

1. Power Button 2. Mute Button 3. Recall Button 4. Quick Buttons 5. PC Buttons 6. Video Buttons 7. NTSC Buttons 8. DTV Button 9. Numbers Button 10. RTN Button 11. Exit Buttons 12. Menu Button 13. Up/Down/Left/Right Button 14. SEL Button 15. Ch +/- Button 16. Vol +/- Button 17. DTV Menu Button 18. Back Button 19. OK Button 20. Fav. ch. Button 21. Info Button 22. PC ADJ. Button 23. Freeze Button 24. C.C. Button 25. Aspect Button 26. P. Mode Button 27. Zoom-/+ Button 28. MTS Button 29. PIP Swap Button 30. PIP Input Button 31. Sleep Button

4. Service points Lead-free solder

This product uses lead-free solder (unleaded) to help protect the environment. Please read these instructions before attempting any soldering work. Caution: Always wear safety glasses to prevent fumes or molten solder from getting into

the eyes. Lead-free solder can splatter at high temperatures (600). Lead-free solder indicator

Printed circuit boards using lead-free solder are engraved with an "F." Properties of lead-free solder

The melting point of lead-free solder is 40-50 higher than leaded solder. Servicing solder

Solder with an alloy composition of Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu or Sn-0.7Cu is recommended. Although servicing with leaded solder is possible, there are a few precautions that have to be taken. (Not taking these precautions may cause the solder to not harden properly, and lead to consequent malfunctions.) Precautions when using leaded solder Remove all lead-free solder from soldered joints when replacing components. If leaded solder should be added to existing lead free joints, mix in the leaded solder thoroughly after the

lead-free solder has been completely melted (do not apply the soldering iron without solder). Servicing soldering iron

A soldering iron with a temperature setting capability (temperature control function) is recommended. The melting point of lead-free solder is higher than leaded solder. Use a soldering iron that maintains a high stable temperature (large heat capacity), and that allows temperature adjustment according to the part being serviced, to avoid poor servicing performance. Recommended soldering iron: Soldering iron with temperature control function (temperature range: 320-450)

Recommended temperature range per part: Part Soldering iron temperature Mounting (chips) on mounted PCB 320±30

Mounting (chips) on empty PCB 380±30

Chassis, metallic shield, etc. 420±30

(1) EMI PWB, AUDIO TRANSFER PWB, RS-232 PWB, AUDIO PWB, KEY PWB, IR PWB, I/O PWB,

CONNECTOR PWB, SPEAKER CONNECTOR PWB

(2) MAIN PWB

(3) ATSC BOX(Digital Tuner Module) / TUNER

(4) POWER PWB (5) PDP MODULE (is all lead free solder. X-SUS PWB, Y-SUS PWB, LOGIC PWB, ADDRESS PWB, SDM PWB)

The PWB assembly which has used lead free solder

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5. Service Adjustments

Service Mode

This model has a limited service mode; there is no access to I2C parameters of any kind. The only service adjustments that can

be performed are the color temperature defaults.

Please note that to perform these adjustments, a colorimetry meter, such as a Minolta CA-100 or CA-200 is required to meas-

ure the actual screen during adjustments.

Color Temperature

This model has four (4) different color temperature defaults. The associated color temperature X:Y readings are shown below

on Table 1.

Preliminary:

Input 100 IRE white image. Allow 15 minutes warm up.

Procedure:

COLOR MODE X READING Y READING

COOL 0.268 +/- 0.01 0.283 +/- 0.01

NATURAL 0.285 +/- 0.01 0.293 +/- 0.01

WARM 0.314 +/- 0.01 0.327 +/- 0.01

BLACK & WHITE 0.335 +/- 0.01 0.343 +/- 0.01

Table 1

(continued)

Video

Color Tem perature Cool

MENUV ideo

Im age

Audio

Language

System

Video

Picture M ode

Tint

Sharpness

Color Tem perature

Reset

Dynam ic 1

Cool1

O

O

SEL

SEL

V ideo

Color Tem perature

V ideo

Color Tem perature

V ideo

Color Tem perature

Natural

W arm

Black/White

(Instruction) (Remote) (OSD)

1. Press the MENU button on remote.

2. Scroll or until Video is high-lighted.

3. Press the SEL button on remote.

4. Scroll or until Color Temperature is high-lighted.

(see note 1)

5. Press the SEL button on remote.

6. Scroll or until the Color Temperature which needs

adjustment is indicated at the right side.

Notes:

1. There are three (3) possible displays on this step, depending on

which Picture Mode is selected. Color Temperature follows Pic-ture Mode, i.e. Dynamic > Cool, Natural > Warm, Cinema >

Warm. OSD controls for Brightness, Contrast, and Color only

appear when in Natural picture mode.

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2.

3.

4.

5.

6. (Continued from previous page)

(Instruction) (Remote) (OSD)

7. Press the SLEEP button on the remote three (3) times. A new line will appear below Color Temperature which co-

responds to whatever color temp had been selected in the pre-

vious step.

8. Scroll or until Cool Adj.2 is high-lighted.

9. Press the SEL button on remote. The Red, Green , and Blue parameters will appear.

10. Use or and or until the actual color temperature as

measured on the screen is within the specs shown in Table 1.

Video

Color Temperature Cool

Video

Color Temperature Cool

Cool Adj.

Video

Color Temperature Cool

Cool Adj.

SLEEP

SLEEP

SLEEP

SELVideo

Cool Adj.

Red 255

Green 194

Blue 252

Notes:

2. Depending on which temperature is being adjusted. Could be any of the following:

Cool Adj. Natural Adj. Warm Adj. Black/White Adj.

Video

Warm Adj.

Red 255

Green 151

Blue 138

Video

Black/White Adj.

Red 255

Green 136

Blue 109

Video

Natural Adj.

Red 255

Green 166

Blue 202

Video

Cool Adj.

Red 255

Green 194

Blue 252

Sample values of the different color temperature parameters

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6. Troubleshooting The flow chart shown below will help you to troubleshoot your Monitor set with it doesn’t display normally. Each procedure offers a simple way to check for system errors. Before starting, ensure that there is a signal in and that the Monitor is turned on.

Power turn on issue

Is the input voltage applied to Power

supply unit? (CN61 ①③)

Power cannot be turn on (LED does not light)

No

Yes

AC inlet

Check if the Power Cord has been well connected

to TV?

Connect the wire properly.

No

Yes

PBC-Main

Are the voltages applied to CN10①⑤⑥ pins and CN11①③④⑩ pins of

Power supply unit?

Yes

Power switch

AC Fuse 5HTP10 TL.510A 250V

Filter PWB

(CN61) 110V ①L ③W (CN10) ①+5V ⑤+12V ⑥+12V (CN11) ①+5V ③+3.3V ④+3.3V ⑩+5V

Power supply unit No

Test again

No sound issue

Are the signals applied to P23①②④ of the

PBC-Main?

PCB-Audio PCB-Speaker Connector

(CN2) ①+15.5~16V ②GND (P23) ①NC ②L GND ④R

No

PCB-Main or PCB-I/O

Speakers

Yes

Yes

Are there signals on the speaker terminals?

Power supply unit

No sound

Yes

No

Check

No

Take off the back cover and check ifl wires of the speakers

terminals have been well connected to the PCB-Main

and speakers ?

Are the voltages applied to CN2①② of the power

supply unit?

Picture is displayed. But no sound

Yes

No

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No picture issue

Yes

Red

Power supply unit

Picture is not diaplayed (LED is lighting)

Is the LED red or green ?

Is the voltages of CN10/CN11 on the power supply unit?

(CN10) ①5V ⑤⑥12V (CN11) ①5V ③④3.3V ⑩st-5V

Is it the power saving mode ?

Green Is voltage applied to CN11 ⑩(st-5v) ?

PCB-Main

No

Yes

Input signal cables or PCB-Main

Are the voltages applied to CN64①⑩ of the power

supply unit correct?

Yes

Panel module

Yes

No

Power supply unit

No

Power supply unit

Remote Control doesn’t work

Yes

Try if another Remote Controller works?

Yes

No

Check if batteries are placed correctly?

Put new batteries to the remote control

No

Yes

Take off the back cover.

Check if the wire of PCB-IRhas been well connected to

the PCB-Main?

No

Change the PCB-IR then check if it works.

Replace the Remote Controller.

Change PCB-Main then connect all wires properly.

No

Yes

Connect the wire properly.

Test again

Remote controller doesn’t work.

Key pad doesn’t work

Take off the back cover and check if the wire of PCB-Speaker connectoer

has been well connected to the PCB-Key Pad and PCB-Main?

No

Yes

Change PCB-Key Pad and connect all wires properly.

Check if it works

Yes

No

Change the PCB-Main.

Connect the wire properly

Change PCB- Speaker connectoer and connect all

wires properly. Check if it works

Test again

Key pad doesn’t work.

No PC signal (Analog RGB/DVI)

Check if the D-Sub or DVI cables have been well connected to the PDP?

Yes

No

Check if the signal frequency is higher than

1024x768 ?

Adjust the signal frequency.

No

Yes

Take off the back cover.

Connect the D-Sub or DVI cables

properly

Change the PCB-Main

Yes

No

Check PC by PC Service Provider

Check if PC source is working on other

display?

Test again

No PC signal.

NTSC TV source no signal

Check if the TV cable has been well connected to the

PDP?

Yes

No

Check if the “Channel Search” function has been

done?

Execute the “Channel Search” function.

No

Yes

Check if the Assembly PCB-Video has been well

connected?

No

Yes Change the NTSC Tuner Board and check if it works.

Make sure the OSD TV source option is correct

(Cable/Air)

No

Yes

Select to the correct option

Connect the Assembly PCB-Video properly.

Yes

Change the PCB-Main

No

Connect the TV cable properly

Test again

No NTSC TV Signal

DTV source no signal

Is the multi I/O connector connected with scaler board

Turn the TV off

Is the tuner connected with antenna / cable

connector

Be sure have done the channel scan

Connect it firmly

Connect it firmly

Is the signal received

Problem has been resolved

Problem has been resolved

Make auto scan

Is the signal received

Change the tuner module

Is the signal received

Problem has been resolved

Cannot receive any digital channel

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

No optical audio sound

Is the multi I/O connector connected with scaler board Connect it firmly

Is the audio work

Problem has been resolvedIs it in “MUTE” mode

Press “MUTE” or “VOL+” so that audio work

Be sure this channel was been locked

Change the tuner module

No audio service

Yes

No

Problem has been resolved

Problem has been resolved

No Scan this channel by using “Manual Scan”

No Is the audio work

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

No signal issue (Composite, SV, YCbCr, YPbPr)

Check if the signal source is available and been well

connected?

No

Yes

Enable source and connect the signal wire

properly.

Check if the PCB-I/O has been well connected to

the PCB-Main?

Connect the PCB-I/O properly.

No

Yes

Take off the back cover.

Check if Wire Ass’y 31P has been well connected to

PCB-Main?

No

Yes

Connect Wire Ass’y 31P properly to the

PCB-Main.

Change the PCB-I/O then check the signal

No Change

PCB-Main board

Test again

Yes

No signal

Power board issues 1. No power

D001

NO Vs, Va, Vcc, STB

FUSE

STB

impedance check D001

impedance check Q003/Q004

impedance check Q201

impedance check Q301

check voltage D020(k)-J051

Q003/Q004/R005 ect

Q200/Q201/Q202/D210 ect

Q301/Q302/Q303/D310 ect

Over 130V

NG

OK

OK

OK

OK

NG

NG

NG

NG NG

OK

See NO PICTURE & SOUND

Under 130V D151, D101 etc

IC101, R005

NO POWER

2. No picture and sound

NG

SEE NO POWER

NO Vs, Va, Vcc,

FUSE

Vcc check voltageD020(k)-J051

OK

NG

OK

See NO PICTURE

Under 130V

IC001, D601~D604, RL001, PC001, PC003, IC002 etc

PC201, PC202, D210 etc

NO PICTURE & SOUND

Over 130V

\3. No picture

NO Vs, Va, Vcc

SW ON

impedance check Va LINE

impedance check Vs LINE

OK

PDP module Va NG

impedance check Vs LINE

NG

D551, D550

Open connector CN64

OK

PDP module Vs NG

NG

Va:no uprise Vs:down after up

D351

Open connector CN64

OK

NG

OK

NG

impedance check Va LINE

Vs:no uprise Va:down after up

Q303, PC301, PC302, D310,

etc

Q501,D510, Q500,PC501,

PC502,etc

NO PICTURE

Packing

7. Block Diagram Plasma Television

ATSC Module

Power Module

8. Connection Diagram

9. Wiring Block Diagram

Item No. Wire Part No. HITACHI Part No. Item No. Wire Part No. HITACHI Part No. Item Board Part No. HITACHI Part No.

1 P205 Wire Ass’y W10/10P E057410010 TE02294 12 P207 Wire Ass’y W20/20P E057420004 TE02295 A Main Board(PWB-1890) 5097651600 TS05971

2 P203 Wire Ass’y W11/10P E057411001 TE02292 13 P212 Wire Ass’y W5/5P E057405011 TE02299 B I/O Board(PWB-0899) 5097651800 TS05972

3 P201 Wire Ass’y W2/2P E057402005 TE02291 14 P9001A Wire Ass’y W8/8P E057408006 TE02304 C Key Pad+IR Board(PWB-0876) 5097651400 TS05973

4 P208 Wire Ass’y W9/9P E057409002 TE02296 Wire Ass’y W4/4P E057408005 - D RS-232 Board(PWB-0832) 5097643007 TS05974

5 P9003A Wire Ass’y W4/4P E057404011 TE02305 15 P7002A

(This wire is included in PCB-Key pad assembly) E Power/EMI+Audio Transfer Board(PWB-0905) 5097651900 TS05975

6 P211 Wire Ass’y W5/5P E057405008 TE02298 F Audio Board(PWB-0807) 5097639909 TS05976

7 P814 Wire Ass’y W3P E057403010 TE02303 G ATSC Connector Board(PWB-0833) 5097642804 TS05977

8 P813 Wire Ass’y W3P E057403008 TE02302 H Speaker Connector Board(PWB-0906) 5097653200 TS05978

9 P811 Wire Ass’y W1P E057401006 TE02301 I Tuner Module 5052110013 TS05991

10 P209 Wire Ass’y W4/4P E507404009 TE02297 J ATSC Module 5053911077 TS06001

11 P204 Wire Ass’y W31/30P E057431005 TE02293 K Power Module 6693006618 TS06011

1 5052110009 TUNER MODULE2 5053911077 ATSC MODULE (not shown, mounted externally on rear cover)3 5095670807 AUDIO PWB ASSY4 5097642804 CONNECTOR PWB ASSY5 5097643007 RS-232 PWB ASSY

6a 5097651400 KEY PAD PWB ASSY (includes IR PWB)6b 5097651400 IR PWB ASSY (includes KEY PAD PWB)7 5097651600 MAIN PWB ASSY8 5097651800 I/O PWB ASSY9 5097651900 POWER/EMI PWB ASSY

10 5097653200 SPEAKER CONNECTOR PWB ASSY11 6693006618 POWER UNIT MP7421

12 FPF28R-ABL0019 ABUS-L BOARD13 FPF28R-ABR0020 ABUS-R BOARD14 FPF28R-LGC00450 LOGIC BOARD15 FPF28R-XSS0026 X SUS BOARD16 FPF28R-YSS0027 Y SUS BOARD

Chassis Boards

Panel Boards

View of Lower Circuit Board Layer (Panel Boards)

View of Top Circuit Board Layer (Chassis Boards)

5

3

7

9

6a

1

4

8

11

106b

12

14

13

1516

10. Basic Block Diagram

11. (Section Removed)

12. Disassembly Diagram Mechanical

13. Replacement Parts List Mechanical & Packing part list

NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO. HITACHI PART NO. QT`Y

M1 Front Cover Ass'y 5095754634 TS05931 1

a Front Cover E641104901 TS05932 1

b Painting - -

c Printing - -

d LED Lens E640333500 TS05933 1

e IR Lens E640333400 TS05934 1

M2 Function Key E642851202 TS05941 1

M3 Rear Cover Ass'y 5095254634 TS05951 1

a Rear Cover 5642724310 TS05952 1

b Warning Label 5030539004 TS05953 1

c Lead Disposal Label 5030539003 TS05954 1

d Temperature Warning Label 5030539005 TS05955 1

e Connector Plate 5642433301 TS05956 1

f Tuner Plate 5642433201 TS05957 1

h Power Swich Label 5642430600 TS05958 1

M4 SPK Cover E641105000 TJ03611 1

M5 Stand Ass'y 5095954634 TS05961 1

a Base Cover 5641416202 TS05962 1

b Foot Pad 5642033701 TS05963 10

c Base Bracket E648746900 TS05964 2

d Base Plate 5642731400 TS05965 1

e PPN M5X6(S-Zn-Cc) 7190561506 TS05966 8

f BTBW M4X10 7000305102 TS05967 7

g SPONGE 582x12x14 E642026414 TS05968 1

M6 Power Cap 5641100500 TJ03501 1

M7 Edge Saddle 5642678500 TJ03511 5

M8 Tape of al foil(15x580) E648006527 TE02251 4

M9 Tape of al foil(15x980) E648006526 TE02252 4

M10 Tape of al foil(50x20) 5648006506 TE02253 4

M11 Sponge (570x7x2.5) 5642018222 TJ03521 2

M12 Sponge (985x6.5x5.5) 5642018223 TJ03522 2

M13 Cable Clamp 5640105200 TJ03531 1

M14 Panel Supporter Mylar E646522200 TJ03541 5

M15 Washer E646522300 TJ03551 4

M16 Nylon Washer 5642025001 TJ03561 1

M17 GASKET 585X10X1 5642025339 TJ03571 2

M18 GASKET 963X10X1 5642025309 TJ03572 2

M19 GASKET 624X5X1 5642025316 TJ03573 2

M20 GASKET 1025X5X1 5642025315 TJ03574 2

M21 GASKET E642025349 TJ03575 1

M22 Special Screw 5640223000 TJ03581 2

M23 Tray I514104256 TJ03591 1

M24 EPS Bottom (BR)

M25 EPS Bottom (BL) I524100256 TJ03602 1

M26 EPE Bag (1350X1200) I534095256 TJ03603 1

M27 HS Carton I514100156 TJ03601 1

M28 EPS Top (TR)

M29 EPS Top (TL) I524100156 TJ03604 1

M30 Shipping Label E030409339 TJ03605 2

M31 Clip PE Bag (240X340) I533251157 TJ03606 1

M32 EPE Bag (765X90) I534100156 TE02351 1

M33 EPE Bag (825X150) I534100256 TE02352 1 M34 Image Retention Note E030406016 TE02361 1

Electrical part list

NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO. HITACHI PART NO. QT`Y

ASSEMBLY PCB-MAIN BOARD (PWB-0890) 5097651600 TS05971 1

ASSEMBLY PCB-I/O (PWB-0899) 5097651800 TS05972 1

ASSEMBLY PCB-KEY PAD (PWB-0876) 5097651400 TS05973 1

ASSEMBLY PCB-RS-232 BOARD (PWB-0832) 5097643007 TS05974 1

ASSEMBLY PCB-POWER/EMI (PWB-0905) 5097651900 TS05975 1

ASSEMBLY PCB-AUDIO (PWB-0807) 5097639909 TS05976 1

ASSEMBLY PCB-CONNECTOR (PWB-0833) 5097642804 TS05977 1

ASSEMBLY PCB-SPEAKER CONNECTOR (PWB-0906) 5097653200 TS05978 1

P301 POWER CORE 5056705900 TE02261 1

P302 D-SUB SIGNAL CABLE E057315500 TE02271 1

P303 S-VIDEO CABLE E057304500 TE02272 1

P304 AV CABLE E057303500 TE02273 1

RM01 REMOTE CONTROLLER E052731079 TS05981 1

RM01A BATTERY ALKALINE E050100001 TE02341 2

USER’S MANUAL 5030039001 TE02281 1 Y001

USER’S MANUAL(WITH FRENCH) 5030039003 TE02284 1 Y002 WARRANTY CARD E030230010 TE02282 1

Y003 QUICK SETUP GUIDE E030039002 TE02283 1

Y005 TEMP CAUTION LABEL 5030539005 TE02285 1

GL01 SCREEN FILTER 42” 5771900152 KS06492 1

H001 TUNER MODULE 5052110013 TS05991 1

J001 QUICK TIE 5071000531 TJ03631 10

UA01 ATSC MODULE 5053911077 TS06001 1

UA02 POWER MODULE 6693006618 HA01601 1

P201 WIRE ASSEMBLY W2/2P E057402005 TE02291 1

P203 WIRE ASSEMBLY W11/10P E057411001 TE02292 1

P204 WIRE ASSEMBLY W31/30P E057431005 TE02293 1

P205 WIRE ASSEMBLY W10/10P E057410010 TE02294 1

P207 WIRE ASSEMBLY W20/20P E057420004 TE02295 1

P208 WIRE ASSEMBLY W9/9P E057409002 TE02296 1

P209 WIRE ASSEMBLY W4/4P E057404009 TE02297 1

P211 WIRE ASSEMBLY W5/5P E057405008 TE02298 1

P212 WIRE ASSEMBLY W5/5P E057405011 TE02299 1

P811 WIRE ASSEMBLY W/1P 5057401330 TE02301 1

P813 WIRE ASSEMBLY W3P E057403008 TE02302 1

P814 WIRE ASSEMBLY W3P E057403010 TE02303 1

P9001A WIRE ASSEMBLY W8/8P E057408006 TE02304 1

P9003A WIRE ASSEMBLY W4/4P E057404011 TE02305 1

PL01 PLASMA DISPLAY PANEL FUJITSU 5051253815 DD00671 1

S811 POWER SWITCH HUA JIE 5054524535 TJ03641 1

SP01 SPEAKER BOX ASSEMBLY E055100002 TE02321 1

T811 EMI FILTER SOCKET TYPE DIT 5061114300 TJ03651 1

T811A HEATED SHRINK TUBE E075500001 TE02331 0.015M

5B01A MODEL LABEL (TMX) 5030538101 TJ03661 1

5B01A MODEL LABEL (TCN) 5030538001 TJ03662 1 FPF28R-ABL0019 ABUS-L BOARD FPF28R-ABR0020 ABUS-R BOARD

FPF28R-LGC00450 LOGIC BOARD

FPF28R-XSS0026 X SUS BOARD

FPF28R-YSS0027 Y SUS BOARD